It is often difficult to distinguish between truth and falsehood on the Internet, and recently, a news of Gao Junyu, a "reader girl", has attracted widespread attention. All of her social media accounts were suddenly banned or banned because a video she posted of the surgery was suspected of being fake. This discovery has led to a rethinking of the credibility and authenticity of online information.
What's even more shocking is that the MCN agency that posted the video, Hangzhou Suddenly Kailang Technology Co., Ltd., was also condemned for publishing a fake video, and its account authentication was also canceled. This incident has sparked heated discussions about online information regulation and the responsibility of MCN institutions, and made us rethink the norms and ethics of online information dissemination.
However, Gao Junyu's mother also issued a response, saying that her social account is operated by the contracted company, but due to company management problems, the release of relevant videos has been stopped, waiting for Gao Junyu to recover. This response allows us to see the human side behind the Internet, and also triggers thinking and attention to the stories behind the information on the Internet.
This incident reminds us once again that the authenticity of online information is crucial. As users, we need to be rational and vigilant, not credulous and not blindly obedient. At the same time, as an online platform and MCN organization, it is also necessary to strengthen information review and management to ensure that the published content is authentic and credible and does not mislead users.
In the information age, we need to keep a clear mind and a keen eye, treat online information rationally, and not be confused by false information. Now, let's explore, what do you think about this incident?